This article is about a kaijin in Kamen Rider Black RX. |
- "I am the Demon Robot Deathgaron. Kohtaro Minami, I will not let you proceed."
- ―Deathgaron upon seeing Kohtaro Minami for the first time.[src]
Deathgaron (デスガロン, Desugaron) is an insectoid robot.
History[]
Deathgaron was sent after Kohtaro to keep him from finding Hitomi Sahara, who was kidnapped by Maribaron. RX finds a red button on the left side of his chest and uses to enter the Desert of Death to go after Maribaron. As a result, Deathgaron is attacked by Triplon before he offers his services to Maribaron in return for redemption. However, Deathgaron is deceived and ends up being sealed up with RX as he kills off a replica of Hitomi placed there. This in turn causes RX to transform into RoboRider, breaking out of the sealed room and using his Vortech Shooter to heavily damage Deathgaron. Before he died from his injuries, Deathgaron finds out that "Hitomi" who Kohtaro wept on before becoming RoboRider was a fake, he revealed that Hitomi is still alive and captured with the other children into the Valley of Miracles with Maribaron.
He returned in Kamen Rider BLACK RX: Running Around the World to assist Musalabisala, United Triplon and Gynagiskhan in their attack on Kohtaro. In it he is given a bazooka. Kamen Rider Black RX destroyed him with the Revolcane.
Personality[]
Stats[]
- Statistics
- Height:
- Weight:
Powers[]
- He can fire energy beams from the forehead.
- He can charge his punches with energy.
Abilities[]
- He is equipped with a ray gun.
- He has a pair of bladed boomerangs stored in the shoulders.
Behind the scenes[]
Portrayal[]
Design[]
- His design is based on an insectoid.
Etymology[]
Notes[]
- Deathgaron's colors and design bear a resemblance to Shadow Moon, leading to fans speculating that he might been intended to be an alternate design for the villain. However, character designer Keita Amemiya denied this in an interview publisher in the November 1991 issue of B-Club magazine, claiming that while the similarities to Shadow Moon was a coincidence, Deathgaron was based on a rejected Rider design.
Appearances[]
- Kamen Rider Black RX
- Episode 14: Hitomi-chan Kidnapped
- Episode 15: Roborider's Birth
- Kamen Rider: Run All Over the World
See also[]
- Robosect - counterpart in Saban's Masked Rider. See comparison page.